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Everyone has been buzzing about it.
“How could he be so reckless?!”
“He must be greedy!”
“He’s playing with fire.”
“It’s only a matter of time before he gets wiped out!”
But there’s one glaring question nobody seems to be asking…
I just had Ken McElroy on my podcast. Ken is Robert’s real estate partner and he broke down the math behind a lot of their deals.
Ken follows the exact same philosophy I do: every dollar needs to have 2, 3, 4, even 5 different jobs.
So the question: how much value does Kiyosaki control with that debt? If each of those dollars is doing multiple jobs...
$2.4 billion?
$3.6 billion?
$4.8 billion?
What’s on the other side of the ledger?
This is what I call the velocity of wealth. It’s similar to how central banks use credit to pump money into the economy.
Kiyosaki is doing the same thing to his own balance sheet. He’s issuing credit against assets to put capital to work in more places, and have every dollar do more jobs.
An asset can appreciate, produce cash flow, create tax advantages, serve as collateral, unlock liquidity…
Now you’re not just asking, “What return can this one investment give me?”
You’re asking, “How much can I make this entire financial system produce?”
That’s a totally different way to think about building wealth.
Next Thursday, I’m doing a live workshop where I’ll show you how to look at your own money this way, how to identify the assets, equity, credit, and other levers already available to you. And how to engineer those layers so the dollars you already have can do more work and build wealth faster.
Don’t break your back trying to make one more dollar.
Learn how to make the dollars you already have do more.
[Register for the workshop]
See you there.
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